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Businessman found guilty in plot to pass off horsemeat as beef

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A businessman has been found guilty of being part of a near £200,000 conspiracy to pass off 30 tonnes of horsemeat as beef, much...
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Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy gives evidence in court

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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has told the country's National Court he did not know anything about the ruling Popular Party's accounting practices when...
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BBC apology after Tory donor insults Jeremy Corbyn on radio

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The BBC has apologised after Tory donor and Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins used a radio interview to call Jeremy Corbyn a "twat" for...
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Student admits carrying out high-profile cyber attacks

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A student has admitted carrying out a string of high-profile cyber attacks on the websites of several multi-national firms. Jack Chappell, 19, of Stockport, committed...
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Pope’s financial chief appears in Australian court accused of sex charges

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The most senior Vatican official to be charged in connection with the Catholic Church sex abuse crisis has appeared in court in Australia for...
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Brexit backers ‘cheated’ by Tories on migration – Nigel Farage

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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is offering a "tougher line" on free movement than the Government, Nigel Farage has said, as he claimed the Tories...
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‘We need someone who’s real,’ inquiry chair told in front of Grenfell survivors

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A crowd of Grenfell survivors and residents applauded as a member of public told the retired judge leading the inquiry into the disaster that...
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Charlie Gard’s parents ask court for permission to take baby home to die

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Charlie Gard’s mother has returned to the High Court for a new hearing a day after abandoning legal action over treatment for the terminally-ill...
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EU urged to raise growing human rights concerns in planned talks with Turkey

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Activists have called for the European Union to use a meeting with the Turkish foreign minister to urge the release of human rights workers...
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Australian minister quits after Mum tells him he might be Italian

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An Australian government minister has quit the cabinet because his mother told him he might be Italian - and therefore ineligible to be an...
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